Potential case mod alert - Lego Millenium Falcon - bit-tech.net Forums

WilHarris · 13th Feb 2007, 11:41

http://www.bit-tech.net/news/2007/02...lenium_Falcon/

DougEdey · 13th Feb 2007, 11:45

Won't ever beat the original MF mod. EVER I tell you!

Mankz · 13th Feb 2007, 11:50

oohhh, its tempting...

I've got a whole load of massive Lego things from my childhood dotted about my room.

airchie · 13th Feb 2007, 11:50

That's huge, and sure ain't cheap...

mikeuk2004 · 13th Feb 2007, 12:15

lol bit playing with lego now. Thats retro and old school. I miss my Lego

DXR_13KE · 13th Feb 2007, 12:29

awesome!!!

PA!N · 13th Feb 2007, 13:03

God, that makes me want to touch my LEGO again...but my girl would kill me

antiHero · 13th Feb 2007, 14:04

Sweet! But how come that 499$ translate into 549€? For a European product!

oddball walking · 13th Feb 2007, 14:12

That is what you call a rip off it should be about 383€ according to xe.
It dose look cool.

supermonkey · 13th Feb 2007, 16:25

Quote:

Originally Posted by PA!N

God, that makes me want to touch my LEGO again...but my girl would kill me

My girl bought me a Lego Star Destroyer for Christmas.

And I agree, that would make one heckuva mod project!

-monkey

Enak · 13th Feb 2007, 16:25

There is no ****ing way I would build a PC into one of those... although if I had a second one I might be tempted.

PA!N · 13th Feb 2007, 17:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by supermonkey

My girl bought me a Lego Star Destroyer for Christmas.

-monkey

You lucky ******

Techno-Dann · 13th Feb 2007, 17:25

That would be quite the project... If I had the disposable income, I'd do it.

Darv · 13th Feb 2007, 20:18

I've got have one!! It'll dwarf my UCS Star Destroyer.

bluep3ace · 13th Feb 2007, 22:23

i'm telling you, they need to make a bigger star destroyer!!!

samkiller42 · 13th Feb 2007, 22:42

Do a scale replica Super Star Destroyer then, that will be big enough to install a watercooling loop as well

Sam

AClark · 13th Feb 2007, 23:41

Putting the 5000 pieces together would be enough stress without trying to fit all the essentials of a computer inside it. Hell no, I think I'll pass on this one

David_Fitzy · 14th Feb 2007, 01:05

LEGO and PC Hardware a match made in heaven

Stuey · 14th Feb 2007, 03:02

Two things - for that price, the model had better freakin fly!!, and if anyone that doesn't own a collectable/sci-fi store buys this with their own money, they should have "geek" tattooed to their forehead.

Techno-Dann · 14th Feb 2007, 03:08

Well, sign me up for the tattoo, then. I'm already talking with possible sponsors for a Lego Millenium Falcon case mod. I've got the money and skill (and collection) for the Lego side of things, but not the spare cash for the hardware.

13th Feb 2007, 11:41	#1
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13th Feb 2007, 11:45	#2
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Darv Bling!! Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: St Albans, UK Posts: 1,666	I've got have one!! It'll dwarf my UCS Star Destroyer.

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bluep3ace What's a Dremel? Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 13	i'm telling you, they need to make a bigger star destroyer!!!

13th Feb 2007, 22:42	#16
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AClark What's a Dremel? Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Guisborough, UK Posts: 18	Putting the 5000 pieces together would be enough stress without trying to fit all the essentials of a computer inside it. Hell no, I think I'll pass on this one

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Stuey You will be defenestrated! Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: NYC & NJ Posts: 2,484	Two things - for that price, the model had better freakin fly!!, and if anyone that doesn't own a collectable/sci-fi store buys this with their own money, they should have "geek" tattooed to their forehead. __________________ ToolGuyd Last edited by Stuey; 14th Feb 2007 at 03:55.

14th Feb 2007, 03:08	#20
Techno-Dann Disgruntled kumquat Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Pullman WA, USA Posts: 1,572	Well, sign me up for the tattoo, then. I'm already talking with possible sponsors for a Lego Millenium Falcon case mod. I've got the money and skill (and collection) for the Lego side of things, but not the spare cash for the hardware. __________________ The intellitxt demon fell dead, Sir Tim's lance embedded in its heart. The fair land of Bit-Tech was free from its influence once more. And there was much rejoicing.